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The book presents ten apartment blocks and two student dormitories built by Aalto from the 1920s to the 1960s in Finland, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland, and the USA. Among them are Baker House and the Institute of Technology, both in Massachusetts. This book contains not only a pictorial and technical record of Aalto’s housing designs, but also an extensive discussion of Aalto’s goals and ideals in creating dwelling places.

Apartment buildings"From doorstep to living room"

Aira Building, Railway officials' housing

ROT houses, 'Slope-door houses'

Standard terrace housing

Baker House, Senior Dormitory Massachusetts Institute of Technology

National Pensions Institute employee housing

Hansaviertel apartment building

Housing and business complex, Sundh Centre

Korkalovaara apartment buildings

Neue Vahr apartment building

Harjuviita apartment buildings

Student housing, Helsinki University of Technology

Schonbiuhl apartment building

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Alvar Aalto Apartments opens views into Aalto's ideas about dwelling. The Internal organization of an apartment, the relationship of the home to the outside world, the ease of movement from one space to another and the "city on the hill" were all issues of great importance in Alato's deliberations as he tried to overcome the inherent problems associated with the design of residential spaces. This book presents ten apartment blocks and two students dormitories designed by Aalto and built in Finland, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland and the United States between the 1920s and the 1960s. Among them are Baker house at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, MA, USA; National Pensions Institutes employee housing in Helsinki, Finland; Korkalovaara apartment buildings in Rovaniemi, Finland; and Schonbuhl apartment building in Lucerne, Switzerland.